Kenwood KVC65.001WH food processor 1200 W 5 L Stainless steel, White Built-in scales

The Kenwood KVC65.001WH food processor combines a 1200 W motor with a 5 L stainless steel bowl and integrated EasyWeigh scales to simplify ingredient preparation. The durable metal housing and interchangeable PopTop covers provide a blend of robust performance and customizable design. With a soft-start speed control and a rotary control interface, the appliance is designed for consistent, mess-minimizing results when mixing, kneading or whisking.

Advantages

The 1200 W motor delivers reliable power for a range of tasks while the 5 L stainless steel bowl offers capacity for family-sized batches. Built-in EasyWeigh scales allow ingredients to be weighed directly into the bowl or attachments, reducing transfers and cleaning. Soft-start speed control reduces splashing and flour clouds during initial mixing. Interchangeable PopTop covers let you update the machine’s appearance without altering performance.

Suitable for

• Mixing cake batters and cookie dough
• Kneading bread and pastry dough
• Whisking egg whites, cream or sauces
• Preparing large batches for family meals or entertaining

Key specifications

• Power: 1200 W
• Bowl capacity: 5 L (stainless steel)
• Weight: 9.5 kg
• Control type: Rotary
• Product colour: White with stainless steel elements
• Integrated scales: EasyWeigh

How to use

Place the processor on a stable, level surface and attach the stainless steel bowl and chosen accessory. Use the EasyWeigh function to add and weigh ingredients directly into the bowl or an attachment before starting. Select a low speed for initial mixing to benefit from the soft-start control, then increase speed as required for kneading or whisking. Always follow the accessory-specific instructions in the user manual and switch off and unplug the appliance before fitting or removing attachments and before cleaning.

Recommendations

For best results when kneading dough, use the dough hook and start at the lowest speed to allow ingredients to combine, then gradually increase speed. Avoid overfilling the 5 L bowl — follow recipe quantities appropriate for a 5 L capacity to ensure consistent performance.